Thanks (again) nate for this opening to the community ! My 2 cents : -> CakePHP (Several good things have already been said so I kept the most important to me) + No namespaces : CakePHP 2.0 must be PHP5.3+ + Better plugin management : dependencies management, versions, some API changes (HTMLHelper ...) to make it easier to use in plugins + Bake might permit to choose the application language + A CoffeeBehavior ... because it's a shame to not have a good coffee to go with a beautiful Cake :o)
-> Community + More tolerance towards ticket openers : I saw many people totally hate you guys because their tickets go "won't fix" because a test was missing ... everyone can't spend 2 hours on a ticket, it has to be understood otherwise no more feedbacks ! + Missing a Uber-Bakery containing "official" plugins, behaviors ... with their SCM. The place where one can find the right code when he needs it. Note: it does not means that a "messy" bakery is not useful, but in my opinion the community needs a place to find the best plugins and behaviors to contribute instead of reinventing the wheel. + Less tools but more homogeneity : tools are not clear enough for newcomers (or not so good english speakers). Between thechaw, bakery, cake, cakeforge, IRC, Google group, CakePlanet (blogs), Ohloh, twitter (etc.) it's hard to follow everything without missing important announcements. + (Last but not least ^^) Include local communities for communication purposes. As one of the french community leader, I cannot read all the google groups messages or announcement or other discussions because we have our own forum with people to help, discussions, tutorials to maintain and several other things. However, it would be great if this kind of discussion was broadcasted through local communities along with announcements. PROPOSAL => send an email to each community contact (e.g cakephp-translators mailing-list) when an important announcement is made so we can transmit it to our communities. ... and my "multi-language Cake" with built-in translations ! Thanks again for this interesting discussion, I hope a summary of all these points will be communicated elsewhere. I love CakePHP and its developers, thank you for everything which has been done ... Pierre (aka real34) On 12 mai, 22:18, yodi <[email protected]> wrote: > 1. PHP 4 Support *let's make CakePHP more fast with full PHP 5 > 2. Prototype and Scriptlous * it's better using Jquery > 3. No CounterCache HABTM > 4. Complex and heavy ACL * it's works to me but very hard for newbie > 5. Still not effective form helper html > > imagine how long code using form helper for link of image like this : > <a href=""><img></a> > > On Thu, 2009-05-07 at 15:29 -0700, Nate wrote: > > Well, maybe hate's a strong word. Let's say, what do you like the > > least? Kind of an odd question, I know, but since we've kick-started > > development of a new version, I'd like to know what the most > > frustrating things with the framework are, even if they're things we > > can't fix right away. > > > I'll get us started: PHP 4 support. > > > Who's next? TIA for the input. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "CakePHP" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
